Londoners give their verdict on easing of lockdown are commutes to Waterloo

The transcript discusses the impact of social distancing on public transport and commuting patterns. Initially, there were fewer crowds, but as restrictions eased, more people began commuting, leading to busier trains and buses. The conversation highlights the importance of maintaining social distancing, even as people return to work. The speaker, a key worker, notes the gradual return to normalcy and the increased presence of commuters as lockdown measures are lifted.

What was the general atmosphere on public transport according to the speaker?

• Loud and busy

• Relatively quiet and sensible

• Empty and deserted

• Crowded and chaotic

How did people maintain social distancing on the tube?

• By sitting next to each other

• By standing in the aisles

• By sitting two seats apart

• By avoiding the tube altogether

What was the situation on the buses regarding social distancing?

• People sat with a seat in between

• Buses were empty

• People sat next to each other

• People stood in the aisles

What change did the speaker notice in their commute as lockdown measures eased?

• Trains were less frequent

• Public transport was quieter

• Trains were busier and delayed

• Fewer people were commuting

Why did the speaker feel that public transport was getting busier?

• Fewer trains were running

• More people were returning to work

• The weather was bad

• People were avoiding public transport